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Mugler is the latest fashion house to raise the curtain on its 2017 resort collection. Kinetic art was a strong influence on this collection by David Koma, who has been Mugler's creative director for over two years.
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Mugler’s Resort 2017 collection: fluidity, movement and femininity
Topman Design went to the British seaside for its latest collection Friday, kicking off four days of men's fashion in London. J.W. Anderson, Christopher Kane, Barbour and some of Savile Row's top tailors are among those showing at this season's London Collections: Men, the twice yearly celebration of masculine style in the British capital. Topman Design, part of the Topshop high-street fashion stable, opened the event with a show featuring cropped sweaters in soft pinks or blues, washed denim jackets, boxy puffa jackets and jewelled white tracksuits.
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Men’s fashion week opens with nod to British seaside
Both Christian Dior and Gucci chose English locations for their resort 2017 shows this week — with the later taking over London's Westminster Abbey on Thursday evening in a historical fashion first. Creative Director Alessandro Michele went all-out ‘rule Britannia' on the collection, which ticked all the nationalistic style boxes, sweeping from dreamy printed floral silks to tartan kilts and Union Jack bomber jackets. Michele was thorough in his sartorial homage to the nation — the collection drew inspiration from the country's punk era as much as it did its Gothic Victorian heritage, its penchant for clompy Nineties boots and elegant garden party dresses — “When I think about London I think about gardens, beautiful gardens filled with flowers,” he says.
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Gucci votes ‘remain’: Italian house celebrates UK with anglo-themed cruise collection
Czech model Eva Herzigova fronts Anthony Vaccarello's fall campaign.
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First look at Eva Herzigova for Anthony Vaccarello
Christian Dior set the tone, with the French house's English-inspired show replete with country florals in the form of draped tea dresses and sheer blouses covered in springtime patterns, mixed in among all the pictorial jacquards, rich velvets and silks. The humble garden pansy formed the basis of Christopher Kane's entire collection, recreated as a larger-than-life photo motif that was splashed over everything from oversized knits to floaty dresses, at times even dictating the shape of the garment.
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Flower girls storm the runways for Resort 2017 collections
Post-war high society fashion was the inspiration behind Christian Dior's 2017 cruise collection, so it was only fitting that the show took place on Tuesday evening at Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Winston Churchill and current residence of the aristocrat the Duke of Marlborough. Designers Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux, responsible for leading the French house's creative team, injected the show with an element of wanderlust, while simultaneously portraying the English countryside and its traditions through flashes of hunting red, rustic tweeds and crisp poplins. There were grand structures, in the form of full sleeves and gathered peplums, with tight basques and draped tea dresses referencing founder Christian Dior's original 'New Look' silhouette.
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Dior Cruise: a love letter to England
The collection tells the story of medieval knights and dames, traditions and the love of beauty. Inspired by the playful shades of the ambiance and citrus fruits of the Mediterranean, the collection is centered around bright, cheerful and sunny colors for the face, lips, eyes and nails. The Mediterranean Sea was the inspiration for The Perfect Mono Eyeshadow in Turquoise, while a cool Lemon shade references the zesty lemon trees found in the courtyards across Italy.
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Spend the summer in Italy with Dolce & Gabbana’s new makeup collection
Gwyneth Paltrow has announced that she is to expand her Goop label with a clothing range reports Racked. After Goop's CEO Lisa Gersh announced in July last year that a clothing collection was on the cards, the actress confirmed the news during a talk with Hudson Union Society in New York this week announcing, “I've been working on apparel — apparel is next. No other details about the collection have yet been released, but judging by Goop's ethos and Paltrow's own personal style many are expecting the range to include a selection of luxurious staples and wardrobe classics.
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Gwyneth Paltrow to launch a Goop clothing line
Saint Laurent designer Hedi Slimane has turned to British model Cara Delevingne to be the face of the La Collection de Paris campaign.
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Cara Delevingne to Star in New Saint Laurent Campaign
H&M has unveiled the official video to accompany the launch of its H&M Loves Coachella collection for young women and men, ahead of its UK launch on March 31. The campaign, which stars Hailey Baldwin, looks to mix a street savvy vibe with a freewheeling playfulness in honor of the popular Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California. For girls, the collection will see beaded and fringed tops, print jumpsuits and denim cut-offs, while the guys get outfitted in printed t-shirts, bermudas and denim shorts.
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Official campaign video released for H&M Loves Coachella collection
